I am currently using GRUB and when I installed Antergos I chose to encrypt my root partition. My question is; do I need to decrypt my root partition to replace GRUB with SysLinux?
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Do I need to decrypt my root partition to replace GRUB with SysLinux
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@Desu4u ArchWiki says: #
If you use encryption LUKS change the APPEND line to use your encrypted volume:
APPEND root=/dev/mapper/group-name cryptdevice=/dev/sda2:name rwAs i can see it should work also on encrypted /boot, as LUKS will ask for LUKS passphrase on attempt to load the device ?
[updates once a week] = [90% less problems]
antergos:_rescue
how to add system logs:
wget http://bit.ly/2GCG9k2 && sh 2GCG9k2
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install syslinux to the hd you want it too (example for MBR install aka. Bios system)
sudo syslinux-install_update -i -a -m -c /dev/sdX
then configure syslinux:
sudo nano /boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg
The APPEND line must be adjusted for both entries (antergos and antergos-fallback):APPEND cryptdevice=/dev/sdXn:main root=/dev/mapper/main-root rw lang=en locale=en_US.UTF-8
[updates once a week] = [90% less problems]
antergos:_rescue
how to add system logs:
wget http://bit.ly/2GCG9k2 && sh 2GCG9k2
:handshake: donate antergos
